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More Daffodils

14 years ago

Finally several are blooming and I still have some later ones to go:

From Gardening 2010

From Gardening 2010

From Gardening 2010

I have several that are just the very large King Alfred types...don't know where those pictures went.

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helenh
14 years ago
I have lots but my yard is so trashy I don't want you to see the rest of the junk that would show up in the picture. The ones on my driveway are getting flooded because that whole area is a river when it rains. I may take a picture anyway. I moved some of my stakes the other day to make a bed look less cluttered; then Beau plopped himself in the nice cleared spot squashing violas.
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